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1 RSCCD MONEY TREE

2 2016-17 RSCCD Unrestricted General Fund
$158,684,332

3 Where does the $ come from?

4 Education Protection Account – 14%
General Fund – 38% Lottery – 3% Local Property Tax – 40% Enrollment Fees - 5%

5 16-17 State Budget $170,862,847,000 K-12 Education
Labor & Workforce Development HIGHER EDUCATION Government Operations Health & Human Services General Government Corrections & Rehabilitation Legislative, Judicial & Executive Transportation Natural Resources Environmental Protection Business, Consumer Services & Housing

6 Proposition 98 California General Fund Monies
Minimum of 40% of California’s state budget be spent on K-14 education

7 16-17 Higher Education Monies from Budget

8 16-17 Higher Education Money Split
36.4%

9 RSCCD 16-17 General Fund $ Received
$60,288,066 = 38%

10 Property Taxes

11 Where Do Property Taxes Go?

12 RSCCD 16-17 Property Tax $ Received
$63,513,440 = 40%

13 Education Protection Account
aka Proposition 30

14 Education Protection Account
Sales Tax Personal Income Tax for those making over $250K (now Prop. 55)

15 RSCCD - 16-17 Education Protection Account
$22,607,921 = 14%

16 RSCCD - 16-17 Enrollment Fees
$46/unit

17 RSCCD - 16-17 Enrollment Fees
$8,132,364 = 5%

18 Lottery $ CSU & UC 8%

19 RSCCD – Lottery $ $8,132,364 = 5%

20 16-17 RSCCD Unrestricted $$$


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